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Jewish Museums:     more books (100)

The Jewish Museum Wall 2011 Calendar (September 2010 to December 2011 / Elul 5770 - Tevet 5772) by The Jewish Museum, New York, 2010-05-30 Crowning Glory: Silver Torah Ornaments of the Jewish Museum, New York by Rafi Grafman; Vivian (editor) B. Mann, Vivian (editor) B. Mann, 1996-04-01 Never Too Late to Remember: The Politics Behind New York City's Holocaust Museum (New Perspectives : Jewish Life and Thought) by Rochelle G. Saidel, 1996-10 Jewish Women and Their Salons: The Power of Conversation (Published in Association with the Jewish Museum, New York) by Emily D. Bilski, Emily Braun, 2005-04-11 Fabric of Jewish Life: Textiles from the Jewish Museum Collection. Volume One by Barbara (curator, with the assistance of Cissy Grossman) Kirshenblatt-Gimblett, 1977 Reinventing Ritual: Contemporary Art and Design for Jewish Life (Jewish Museum) by Daniel Belasco, 2009-09-29 Alex Katz Paints Ada (Jewish Museum of New York) by Robert Storr, 2006-11-15 Daniel Libeskind and The Contemporary Jewish Museum: New Jewish Architecture from Berlin to San Francisco by Connie Wolf, James E. Young, et all 2008-08-05 Jewish Museums of North America: A Guide to Collections, Artifacts, and Memorabilia by Nancy Frazier, 1992-01-16 Ketubbah: Jewish Marriage Contracts of the Hebrew Union College Skirball Museum and Klau Library by Shalom Sabar, 1990-11 Integrity and relevance: shaping Holocaust memory at the Sydney Jewish Museum.(From All Their Habitations): An article from: Judaism: A Quarterly Journal of Jewish Life and Thought by Avril Alba, 2005-01-01 Personal vision, the Jacobo and Asea Furman collection of Jewish ceremonial art: The Jewish Museum, New York, July 2-October 6, 1985 The Holocaust and Representations of Jews: History and Identity in the Museum (Routledge Jewish Studies Series) by K. Hannah Holtschneider, 2011-04-12 The unknown Steinhardt: Prints by Jakob Steinhardt produced between 1907 and 1934 : the Jewish Museum, New York, January 20-April 19, 1987 by Arthur Allen Cohen, 1987

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21. MuseumRegister.com™: Jewish Museums
    jewish museums throughout the world. One of the MuseumRegister.com categories.Listing in progress. Contact us to add a museum. jewish museums.  
    http://www.museumregister.com/400Categories/Jewish.html

22. MuseumRegister: American Jewish History Museums
    American Jewish history museums. A MuseumRegister category. Listing in progress.Contact us to add a museum. jewish museums . American Jewish History Museums.  
    http://www.museumregister.com/maincategories/History/AmericanJewish.html

23. Jacob Richman's Hot Sites - Israel - Museums
    Israel Museums Index(140+). Related Sites. jewish museums (JR Hotsites).Museums (JR Hotsites). Question and Comments email jrichman@jr.co.il  
    http://www.jr.co.il/hotsites/i-museum.htm

24. National Foundation For Jewish Culture: CAJM
    jewish museums. The Council of American jewish museums(CAJM) January 2529, 2003 - Philadelphia, PA.  
    http://www.jewishculture.org/museums/museums.html
    
    Extractions: January 25-29, 2003 - Philadelphia, PA The Council of American Jewish Museums (CAJM) encourages and furthers the development of North American Jewish museums in collecting, preserving, studying, exhibiting and interpreting Jewish art and artifacts. The Council promotes cooperative efforts and resource sharing, public educational outreach, new research and scholarship, and understanding and support of Jewish museums among Jewish, general and museum communities. Founded in 1977 under the auspices of the National Foundation for Jewish Culture, with only seven members, CAJM now includes over 70 institutions in United States and Canada and over 40 individual members. When Yad Vashem, the Israeli Holocaust Museum, "rescued" several wartime paintings of Bruno Schulz from a house in Drogobicz, Poland; the reaction was diverse and passionate: was this a heroic and just act or misguided act of theft? To explore the issues surrounding this controversy, the National Foundation for Jewish Culture covered a panel discussion involving artists, writers, Jewish community leaders, and a Polish intellectual. Jewish Museum Information Council of American Jewish Museums Joined in Remembering September 11th: "The Council of American Jewish Museums announced the following commemorative activities and exhibitions taking place at CAJM member museums and galleries around the country on September 11th, 2002."

25. National Foundation For Jewish Culture
    JEWISH CULTURE NEWS, Art Adversity. jewish museums After September11. Participants in this year’s Council of American jewish museums  
    http://www.jewishculture.org/museums/articles/publications_jcn_sp02_jewishmuseum
    
    Extractions: Jewish Museums After September 11 Participants in this year’s Council of American Jewish Museums (CAJM) conference in Cincinnati were privy to a thought-provoking program addressing the theme of “Changing Identities,” especially in the wake of September 11th. Dr. Gary Zola of the American Jewish Archives spoke about the upcoming 350th anniversary of Jewish settlement in America. Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett’s keynote address, which is excerpted below, was compelling and memorable. Conference participants enjoyed visiting some of Cincinnati’s historical and cultural attractions—the tour included the Plum Street Synagogue, the U.S. Air Force Museum and the Cincinnati Art Museum. Given a long history of responding to violence that was targeted specifically to Jews, are Jewish museums equipped to respond to events like this? That is, to an event that had its Jewish victims, but who were not singled out for being Jewish. Who is documenting Jewish experiences and responses to the events of September 11th? Many issues faced by museums in the wake of the September 11th attack on the World Trade Towers are ones that Jewish museums have been addressing since the Holocaust. In the face of the current disaster, Jewish museums have a special role to play. They also have the opportunity to learn from the many efforts currently underway to document, memorialize, and interpret the traumatic events that are transforming our lives.

26. Jewish Museums
    More Jewish links Israeli Search Genealogy Museums Organizations OtherTorah. jewish museums. Holocaust Center, United States Holocaust Museum.  
    http://www.templebethelaptos.org/jewish_museums.htm

27. Museums, Galleries, And Collections Of Interest To Jews Online
    Welcome to Harry Leichter's Museums, Galleries, and Collections of Interestto Jews Online a Resource of jewish museums and Galleries Worldwide.  
    http://www.haruth.com/museums.htm

28. The Jews Of Africa -- Presentation For Jewish Museums
    Book a presentation for a Jewish Museum. Grace of the Rusape, Zimbabwe, Jewishcommunity, after Shabbat services. Have a Jews of Africa photo exhibit.  
    http://www.mindspring.com/~jaypsand/jmuseum.htm
    
    Extractions: Jewish Museum Have a "Jews of Africa" photo exhibit Jay will answer basic questions about the intermingling of Jewish and African history Use the presentation as the anchor for a panel discussion entitled "Who is a Jew?" about about the relationship between race, culture, religion and politics and how different Jewish groups define what is is to be "Jewish" Have a fundraising dinner with recipes from Africa followed by a "Jews of Africa" discussion Have you through about co-sponsoring an event with local Jewish and/or African or African-American community organizations? For more information e-mail: Jay Sand: JayPSand@yahoo.com

29. Jewish Museums, Synagogues And Cemeteries On Scrapbookpages.com
    Scrapbookpages.com. jewish museums, Synagogues and cemeteries.  
    http://www.scrapbookpages.com/JewishInterest.html

30. Hundred's Of Links's To Jewish Museums With Thousands Of Links To Jewish Everyth
    JewishLink.net. jewish museums LINKS PAGE. The LINK To Every JewishLink and Link And Link WEEKLY PARSHA. jewish museums LINKS PAGE  
    http://www.jewishlink.net/museums.html
    
    Extractions: JewishPath Search is for Active JewishPath Membership and Tuition Classmates at BNTI only. JEWISH MUSEUMS LINKS PAGE Museums A Great Assemblage American Jewish Archives American Jewish Historical Society Anne Frank Center - New York City, New York Anne Frank House - Amsterdam, Holland Auschwitz Jewish Center - Oswiecim, Poland

31. Merger Is Official: Two Local Jewish Museums Unite (January 11, 2002)
    Merger is official Two local jewish museums unite. ALEZA GOLDSMITH.Bulletin Staff. Berkeley's Judah L. Magnes Museum and the Jewish  
    http://www.jewishsf.com/bk020111/sf04.shtml
    
    Extractions: ALEZA GOLDSMITH Bulletin Staff Berkeley's Judah L. Magnes Museum and the Jewish Museum San Francisco officially became one this month. Under the rubric of a singular institution, the newly named Magnes Museum combined facilities, collections, boards, staff and budgets as of Jan. 1. "We're committed to making an efficient, economically sound institution that meets the needs of the community," said Connie Wolf, executive director of the Magnes Museum. "Our hope is that people will wonder how we ever existed apart, since it's so logical to be together." A unanimous vote to merge into one museum with two locations was cast at a joint meeting of the museums' executive committees, following tentative approval by the full boards of directors in July. At that time, Wolf, the Jewish Museum director and chief operating officer, was selected to take the reins. Since then, "a lot of work has been happening behind the scenes" to rethink the makeup of the staff, board, bylaws, programming, capital projects and other structural issues, said Wolf. New bylaws and procedures have been drafted, and the boards have been combined into one 71-member entity that will hold its first meeting in early February. The membership of the separate museums was also united into one, as were the separate staffs.

32. 1a.rtf
    Can a split save two Bay Area jewish museums? ABBY COHN and JOE ESKENAZI. BulletinStaff. Page One Stories • Scandal may hurt Sharon even if he wins again  
    http://www.jewishsf.com/bk030117/1a.shtml
    
    Extractions: joins Andrea Marcovicci's repertoire After a vote this week calling for an end to their short but stormy marriage, the future of both Bay Area Jewish museums remain cloudy. Tuesday's de-merger vote by the Magnes executive committee, which could be approved by the full board as early as next month, capped a wild week in which the museum's chair, Warren Hellman, and Daniel Offit, co-chair, resigned abruptly on Monday. The move tossed both Berkeley's Judah L. Magnes Museum and the Jewish Museum San Francisco into a sea of uncertainty. "We don't even know yet what's involved," said executive committee member Frances Dinkelspiel.

33. Jewish Museums
    Jewish Museum San Francisco. $81,173 allocated from the Jewish CommunityFederation. The Jewish Museum of San Francisco was founded  
    http://www.sfjcf.org/whoweare/agencies/jewishmuseums.shtml
    
    Extractions: Contact us Donate News at JCF Jobs at JCF ... Contact Us The Magnes Museum was formed on January 1, 2002, when the the Judah L. Magnes Museum and the Jewish Museum San Francisco officially merged. Jewish Museum San Francisco allocated from the Jewish Community Federation The Jewish Museum of San Francisco was founded in 1984 to provide a forum for the discussion and presentation of Jewish art and culture. Through exhibitions, public programs, educational activities and its website, the Museum is committed to being a resource to the entire Bay Area. Through innovative exhibitions, educational programs, online activities and community collaborations, the Museum goes beyond merely presenting the artifacts and history of Jewish culture to open new portals for exploring our world. Judah L. Magnes Museum allocated from the Jewish Community Federation Campaign: $55,170 Founded in 1962, the Judah L. Magnes Museum is located in the historic Burke Mansion in Berkeley. As the only collecting and conserving Jewish Museum north of Los Angeles, the Museum is a major cultural resource for the Northern California Jewish community. Approximately 20,000 people visit the Museum annually, including local, national and international scholars, who utilize the Museum's Judaica and Fine Arts Collections, Blumenthal Rare Book and Manuscript Library, and the Western Jewish History Center. The Museum also houses the Western Jewish History Center, founded in 1967 to provide a unique archival resource on the life and culture of Jews in the thirteen western states.

34. Dansk Jødisk Museum - Danish Jewish Museum
    jewish museums Directory of jewish museums www.jewishculture.org/jewishmuseums/direct.shtml.htmlIsrael Science and Technology Homepage Global Directory of  
    http://www.jewmus.dk/links.html

35. Dansk Jødisk Museum - Danish Jewish Museum
    Jødiske Museer Directory of jewish museums www.jewishculture.org/jewishmuseums/direct.shtml.htmlIsrael Science and Technology Homepage Global Directory of  
    http://www.jewmus.dk/henvisninger.html

36. Internet & Education - Jewish Museums
    The summary for this Hebrew page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set.  
    http://mainnt.mandelschool.org.il/sel/alonr/interedu/jewishM.htm

37. People-to-People Center: Thematic Connections To Israel
    NEW ROLE FOR jewish museums “The Jewish Museum in a Changing World” is the topicof a unique Hanukah 2002 gathering of some 60 directors and curators of  
    http://www.p2p.org.il/news-0302-museum.asp
    
    Extractions: “The Jewish Museum in a Changing World” is the topic of a unique Hanukah 2002 gathering of some 60 directors and curators of Jewish museums from throughout Israel and the world. The conference will focus on the Jewish museum in Europe, assisting the development of the nascent association of Jewish museums in Europe, and helping to connect the European museums to counterparts in Israel and the rest of the world. The gathering is an outgrowth of a partnership of the People-to-People Center, Bet Hatfutsot and the Rich Foundation; the idea was raised in a world forum of leaders of Jewish cultural institution sponsored by this partnership in December 2001. The Association of Jewish Museums of North America will also be sending representatives to the conference. Among the central discussions of the conference will be the place of Israel in the Jewish museum in Europe and the role of the Jewish museum in Jewish-identity formation. The conference opening, at which 250 participants are expected, will be addressed by writer A.B. Yehoshua, Minister of Culture Matan Vilnai, and JAFI Chairman Sallai Meridor. Adar Aleph 5763 - February 2003

38. MIDRASH: Jewish Museums, Counter-terrorism, Jewish Communities Worldwide
    A Jewish Internet Directory. THE DIGITAL GENIZAH MENU. jewish museums. ISRAELI ANDjewish museums ON THE WEB http//wwwlib.haifa.ac.il/www/israel_museums.html.  
    http://www.uscj.org/metny/middletown/midrash.htm
    
    Extractions: Museum of the Jewish Diaspora BLOOMFIELD SCIENCE MUSEUM IN ISRAEL: http://www.mada.org.il/ ELLIS ISLAND MUSEUM: http://www.ellisisland.org/ GHETTO FIGHTERS MUSEUM: http://www.gfh.org.il/ HERSHLY BEN HAIM WEBSITE: http://ajrr.com/ben-haim/bh1.htm ISRAEL BIBLE MUSEUM: http://www.israelbiblemuseum.com/ In Safed, Israel. ISRAEL NATIONAL MUSEUM OF SCIENCE: http://www.netvision.net.il/~sci_muse/ ISRAELI AND JEWISH MUSEUMS ON THE WEB: http://www-lib.haifa.ac.il/www/israel_museums.html JERUSALEM'S ISRAEL MUSEUM TOUR: http://www.imj.org.il/ JEWISH MUSEUM: http://www.fieldtrip.com/ny/24233230.htm JEWISH MUSEUM OF ATHENS: http://www.greecetravel.com/jewishhistory/museum.html

39. Calendar: Venue
    30 am 330 pm Sunday, November 10, 2002 Kristallnacht Commemoration at 2 - 4 pmTuesday, December 17, 2002 Europe through Our Eyes The jewish museums at 10  
    http://www.tampabay.com/calendar/venue.cfm?venue=101

40. EMBASSIES, CONTACT INFORMATION,  COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS, JEWISH MUSEUMS AND 
    jewish museums Jewish Museum ( Joods Museum van Belgie) 74 Ave destalingrad Brussels, Belgium Tel 02512-19-63 Fax 02-513-48-59.  
    http://www.kosherdelight.com/BelgiumOrganizations.htm

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